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Right ... Just been nudged to set this up by Paul.M and sounds a good idea following recent threads I've done in the Arms..

Rules....No Offensive material... edit if required before posting as this is the public arena.
Anything to do with the trade or in and around it ...H&S pic's welcome.

[ElectriciansForums.net] Dodgy trade pictures for your amusement! - 1 Million Views!

I've posted this a few times and this is at a mates house following a kitchen refirb several yrs ago. :eek:mg_smile:

[ElectriciansForums.net] Dodgy trade pictures for your amusement! - 1 Million Views!
 
I don't think those boxes have a terminal to connect a cpc to. They are pre cpc metal back boxes, with insulated threaded blocks for the switch fixing screws.
I had a box of 100 Crabtree brass earthing terminals that I used to update the likes of these.
Well spotted, but why not use a connector or something. The main problem came with breaking the cpc. Half the circuit wasn't earthed (incl fluorescents)...linked the 2 earths and it was, so cutting 'em back broke the line.
Sod of a job.
 
Its arrived and have to say I am quite impressed, with the removable prong bridge it act just like any other Volt Stick, but with the bridge removed it is much more selective.

I have obviously missed something in this thread, what is a single point contact tester if not a volt stick?
 
Its arrived and have to say I am quite impressed, with the removable prong bridge it act just like any other Volt Stick, but with the bridge removed it is much more selective.

I have obviously missed something in this thread, what is a single point contact tester if not a volt stick?

Voltsticks are generally non contact. They work over a small gap. No electrical contact.
 
Its arrived and have to say I am quite impressed, with the removable prong bridge it act just like any other Volt Stick, but with the bridge removed it is much more selective.

I have obviously missed something in this thread, what is a single point contact tester if not a volt stick?
I thought a volt stick was a non-contact tester? Where’s this single point doo dah coming from?

I must admit I use a non contact tester myself tracing switch wires in multi gang switches, but would never trust it to prove dead.

my two prong tester does ac/dc and has lights for approximate ranges ie 3,6,12,50 110, 230 and 400v
Can also be used as a low power continuity tester for fuses etc
 
Its arrived and have to say I am quite impressed, with the removable prong bridge it act just like any other Volt Stick, but with the bridge removed it is much more selective.

I have obviously missed something in this thread, what is a single point contact tester if not a volt stick?
It's like a phase tester but insulated

Works on capacitive coupling I think , can't find the link atm
 
 
my two prong tester does ac/dc and has lights for approximate ranges ie 3,6,12,50 110, 230 and 400v
Can also be used as a low power continuity tester for fuses etc
My two prong tester Fluke T150 does 12, 24,50,120,230,400 & 690, AC, continuity, a hold function, but it is two prong.
 

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